Event
WEBINAR ON DEMAND | Real-World Impact: Using Digital Self-Management Support to Transform Women’s Pelvic Health
Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) are under increasing pressure to improve pelvic health services while managing limited budgets, rising demand, and fragmented care pathways. The reality? Most services rely on a patchwork of digital tools that each solve just part of the problem – often siloed, costly, and difficult to scale. But leading ICSs have taken a different approach and are seeing measurable results.
In this webinar, we hear from ICS’ and pelvic health services’ leaders in Surrey Downs, South Yorkshire, and Sussex, who have implemented getUBetter, a single, evidence-based digital platform delivering three core functions in one place:
- Self-management at scale – enabling women to access trusted, evidence-based support across the community, primary and specialist care
- Whole pathway support – including digital triage, safety netting, and automated referrals
- Pelvic floor training – personalised, linked to local services, and supported by an in-app Pelvic Floor Trainer, shown to improve adherence and outcomes
We explore the real-world, realisable benefits, including how:
- Surrey Downs reduced waiting times by 80%, easing pressure on overstretched physiotherapy services
- South Yorkshire boosted awareness and confidence among women, leading to more informed conversations and shared clinical decision-making
- Sussex is embedding prevention and early support into everyday care, improving access across the system
- ICSs are achieving up to 1:8 return on investment, by reducing unnecessary appointments, improving patient flow, and cutting admin burden
Panellists
Lizzie Livesley, Clinical Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, South Yorkshire ICS
Jo Hall, Clinical Head of Innovation & Research, Sussex MSK Health
Sharon Clancy, Operations Manager for Specialist Services, Surrey Downs Health and Care